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TOKYO

Kei Collection Paris

Make sure to dress to impress here — half swanky bar, half gourmet grill haven, Kobayashi Kei teams up with Masatsugu Kubo to introduce Tokyo's latest high-luxe hotspot in gleaming Toranomon.

Dinner: $102.91-171.52
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NARA

Pizzeria Luna Nuova

Just a brisk walk from Nara Station is this Bib Gourmand award-winning pizzeria by Akai Kenji, who continues to use Italian wheat for his dough and makes good use of his wood-fired oven.

Lunch: $6.86-34.30
Dinner: $34.30-68.61
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Delicious spaghetti with zucchini and herbs
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OSAKA

Via Del Emme

When it comes to cities with the best Italian food, Osaka doesn't always come to mind — but Michelin-approved Via Del Emme changed that with its Italy-trained chef, Marche-style recipes and hearty homemade pasta.

Lunch: $34.30-68.61
Dinner: $68.61-102.91
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Authentic Japanese soba noodles with tempura on a wooden table
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NARA

Kiminami

Indulge in the soulful artistry of Nara soba at this charming joint, where even dishes beyond noodles celebrate the pure harmony of buckwheat and water.

Lunch: $6.86-34.30
Dinner: $6.86-34.30
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Delicious ramen bowl with chashu pork and soft-boiled egg
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OSAKA

Kamigata Rainbow

Michelin-approved ramen made by ex-rocker-turned-chef Okumura Genki.

Lunch: $6.86-34.30
Dinner: $6.86-34.30
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OSAKA

Au Soleil Couchant

Auvergne and Bouchon repertoire, bourgeois classics and regional French delights at this charming French eatery helmed by a France-trained young couple.

Lunch: $6.86-34.30
Dinner: $34.30-68.61
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OSAKA

Il Luogo Di Takuechi

The main branch of local-favorite trattoria Takeuchi has become a neighborhood gem with its daily seasonal pasta sets at lunchtime.

Lunch: $6.86-34.30
Dinner: $34.30-68.61
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OSAKA

Mugito Mensuke

On the corner of a quaint street near Nakatsu Station, luxurious ramen with wagyu-stuffed wontons await in an elegant, traditional dining space.

Lunch: $6.86-34.30
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OSAKA

Chukasoba Mugen

The secret to this Michelin-approved, flavor-packed ramen is in its soup, made with seafood and four types of chicken.

Lunch: $6.86-13.72
Dinner: $6.86-13.72
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OSAKA

Naniwa Okina

90 years of history in a bowl of soba — the third-generation owner makes sure that the hand-kneaded soba maintains the same recipe developed since its opening in 1930.

Lunch: $6.86-34.30
Dinner: $6.86-34.30
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TOKYO

Bird Land Toranomon

The chicken or the egg? For the famed Michelin-starred yakitori joint, it's both.

Dinner: $34.30-68.61
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Japanese rice bowl with salmon and seaweed, side of pickled vegetables
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NARA

Kushizukushi

The simple joy of savoring Osaka’s beloved deep-fried skewers made exciting with a medley of regional Japanese ingredients in this beloved kushikatsu joint.

Dinner: $34.30-68.61
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Gourmet bowl of ramen with tomato and grilled pepper garnish
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KYOTO

Noodle Shop Rennosuke

More of a zen sanctuary than a chirpy joint, Rennosuke is known for its innovative, seafood-based ramen.

Lunch: $6.86-34.30
Dinner: $6.86-34.30
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TOKYO

Omino Kamiyacho

Yakitori skewers and seasonal Japanese delicacies by the master chef behind Michelin-starred Yakitori Omino.

Dinner: $102.91-171.52
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Traditional Japanese dish with eggs and tea
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KYOTO

Gombei

Originally a soba restaurant, Michelin-listed Gombei serves comforting flavors of noodles and donburi inside a traditional townhouse in the charming Gion District.

Lunch: $6.86-34.30
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OSAKA

Tonkatsu Fujii

In Osaka, a French chef-turned-tonkatsu master coats pork cutlets like a Parisian baker and fries them with the precision of a haute cuisine expert.

Lunch: $6.86-34.30
Dinner: $34.30-68.61
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Exquisite gourmet spread with premium meats and wines
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HYOGO

Misono Kobe Main Store

Experience the art of teppanyaki where it originated – at Misono, the legendary Kobe restaurant that pioneered it.

Lunch: $6.86-34.30
Dinner: $68.61-137.22
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Gourmet charcuterie platter with pâté, sliced meats, and terrines
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KYOTO

Bistro Yanagihara

Near Kyoto’s Kamo River, savor French dishes infused with rustic flavors of the Alsace recipe — a harmonious marriage of French and German.

Dinner: $34.30-68.61
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Delicious bowl of ramen with pork, seaweed, and garnish on wood table
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KYOTO

Chinese Noodles Roku

Chinese-inspired ramen built on a foundation of duck, venison bones, and dried longan — something you'd expect from the Michelin-starred chef of Velrosier.

Lunch: $6.86-34.30
Dinner: $6.86-34.30
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Delicious ramen bowl with egg, pork, and seaweed on wooden tray
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KYOTO

Menya Inoichi

Ramen at this Michelin-featured shop centers around the root of Kyoto's culinary soul: dashi.

Lunch: $6.86-34.30
Dinner: $6.86-34.30
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KYOTO

Teuchisoba Kanei

Along the stretch near Kenkun Shrine in Kyoto, find the self-taught owner milling his own buckwheat to make two types of soba: juwari and arabiki.

Dinner: $34.30-68.61
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Delicious ramen bowl with egg and ham garnish in a cozy restaurant setting
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KYOTO

Kobushi Ramen

Local Kyoto flavors in a bowl of ramen — the owner-chef creates one-of-a-kind broth made with Kyoto duck, blackthroat seaperch and dried sardines.

Lunch: $6.86-34.30
Dinner: $6.86-34.30
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OSAKA

Ramen Kuon

Ramen-making process taken to the next level with a triple broth of chicken, shellfish and fish, and noodles made from three types of flour.

Lunch: $6.86-34.30
Dinner: $6.86-34.30
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Exquisite Japanese cuisine with fresh sushi and sashimi
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MIYAZAKI

Miyazaki no Daidokoro Akaneya

Calling itself “Miyazaki’s kitchen,” this izakaya is a proud showcase of the tropical prefecture’s delicacies. Every table is private room seating, and generous all-you-can-drink plans make it the perfect place to celebrate down south.

Lunch: $41.16-48.03
Dinner: $41.16-48.03
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OSAKA

Hachidori

Impressive lineup of sake from small breweries, paired with dishes featuring Shonai-grown vegetables, makes this couple-run izakaya a darling locale in Osaka.

Dinner: $34.30-68.61
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KYOTO

Ikkon Uehara

A tiny but mighty kappo restaurant in Kyoto that serves true-to-tradition fares in tune with Japan’s micro-seasons.

Dinner: $34.30-68.61
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FUKUOKA

Hakata Yakiniku Nurubon

Just minutes from JR Hakata Station, this Fukuoka yakiniku restaurant brings 40-plus years of connections and expertise in meat distribution to its yakiniku business. Authentic Korean fare supplements exquisitely marbled wagyu beef.

Lunch: $89.19-96.05
Dinner: $89.19-96.05
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KYOTO

Sobashubo Ichii

In a nondescript traditional townhouse, find the perfect pairing between buckwheat soba and Kawachi duck — as beloved by Kyoto locals.

Lunch: $6.86-34.30
Dinner: $34.30-68.61
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